Keira Priest
The Iron
Location: District 12 outskirts
Objective: Kill
Allies: The Republic/Black Tie Syndicate
Enemies: Anyone who doesn't fit the above criteria
Gear: In signature
The only thought in Keira's head as she looked over the ragtag gathering of mercenaries and other criminals was that she would have much rather been dealing with the trained clone soldiers that had once been under her command. They were more efficient, better disciplined, and actually knew how to handle themselves in a military environment with little need for policing of their actions. Instead she was stuck with those who may as well have been nothing more than civilians in comparison, and she wasn't entirely too enthused about being their commanding officer, however temporarily. The chances of the majority actually surviving this operation were slim, but she didn't much care for that. These weren't her men, or anyone else's.
"The plan is fairly simple. Anyone who's not Republic, a Black Tie or a known ally is as good as dead. If I figure out you're shooting at anyone else I'll kill you personally once this is all said and done. Those of you that want to stick with me can go on ahead, but I don't expect you to. Kill who you're paid to, and this'll all end find. Just stay out of my way, because this won't end nicely for them." Ignoring the fact that that was probably one of the better speeches she had delivered in her lifetime, she pulled her helmet on over her head, sealing it to the rest of the armor and waiting a moment as the HUD lit up in front of her eyes. "You really don't care about them, do you?" "Why should I? They're not my problem." As far as she was concerned, they could very well take care of themselves.
All but around five of the roughly one hundred or so men that had originally accompanied her had actually stuck around, and she supposed they were either the ones marginally afraid of dying, or the least bit intelligent as to who the strongest fighter among them was. Motioning with her head she indicated for them to follow, branching out with the Force in order to determine just where the enemy resided. They were bound to find a fight through nothing more than sheer dumb luck eventually, but there were some locations that functioned as hotspots over others. For the moment she would let her steps take her towards the Jedi Temple, assuming none crossed her path her otherwise hindered her progress. It was time for blood.
Objective: Kill
Allies: The Republic/Black Tie Syndicate
Enemies: Anyone who doesn't fit the above criteria
Gear: In signature
The only thought in Keira's head as she looked over the ragtag gathering of mercenaries and other criminals was that she would have much rather been dealing with the trained clone soldiers that had once been under her command. They were more efficient, better disciplined, and actually knew how to handle themselves in a military environment with little need for policing of their actions. Instead she was stuck with those who may as well have been nothing more than civilians in comparison, and she wasn't entirely too enthused about being their commanding officer, however temporarily. The chances of the majority actually surviving this operation were slim, but she didn't much care for that. These weren't her men, or anyone else's.
"The plan is fairly simple. Anyone who's not Republic, a Black Tie or a known ally is as good as dead. If I figure out you're shooting at anyone else I'll kill you personally once this is all said and done. Those of you that want to stick with me can go on ahead, but I don't expect you to. Kill who you're paid to, and this'll all end find. Just stay out of my way, because this won't end nicely for them." Ignoring the fact that that was probably one of the better speeches she had delivered in her lifetime, she pulled her helmet on over her head, sealing it to the rest of the armor and waiting a moment as the HUD lit up in front of her eyes. "You really don't care about them, do you?" "Why should I? They're not my problem." As far as she was concerned, they could very well take care of themselves.
All but around five of the roughly one hundred or so men that had originally accompanied her had actually stuck around, and she supposed they were either the ones marginally afraid of dying, or the least bit intelligent as to who the strongest fighter among them was. Motioning with her head she indicated for them to follow, branching out with the Force in order to determine just where the enemy resided. They were bound to find a fight through nothing more than sheer dumb luck eventually, but there were some locations that functioned as hotspots over others. For the moment she would let her steps take her towards the Jedi Temple, assuming none crossed her path her otherwise hindered her progress. It was time for blood.